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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 02, 1929
Page
5
An unclear OCR fragment mentions Medenye and Hebe in connection with a noted incident. The readable text provides no concrete events, dates, people beyond these names, or locations to anchor a fuller summary.
A fragmentary report from Marsham describes unusually cold temperatures with frost covering gardens and bagged flour, while a buggy incident and hospital transfer are noted. References to local events, roads, and hospital tenders appear amid scattered details from the day.
Monday market summary lists potato onion and corn prices with English and Cape varieties. Wheat price movements noted with Horsham pricing reference and a miscellaneous tariff like entry.
The Horsham clacs notes publication on Tuesdays and Fridays each year, indicating a regular biweekly schedule for community notices and local items.
A brief notice records a quarterly update from the registrar at Worsham noting route changes and demographic counts including three white residents, one female, and one other person, with details tied to June timelines and local handling.
A fragmented note mentions coal from Drteid and a POW named Victorian Halawate. British authorities are referenced in a garbled line about a new oath and hallway commissioners. The readable text hints at a wartime or occupation context with named individuals and officials.
The report includes fragmented remarks by Mr. Mienes at Hydiner, mentioning higher costs yet potential productivity boosts. It references men’s events and production themes, but the text is garbled, leaving key details unknown.
A special purebred ram was judged at the Merton ram show, with top exhibitors from Mores and nearby farms attending. Officials noted fine specimens and welcomed buyers at the event.
Unclear text reports a rescue of Spanish airmen connected to SI Airmen and a U.S. link. The garbled source mentions aviation, wartime peril, and authorities, but specifics and names are obscured, yielding a fragmentary outline of events and actors.
A damaged OCR line sketch mentions children cast into a pool, a referee to the river, and unclear names. The readable fragments describe a river scene with a girl and an aunt figure, and a tense moment near the water. Details remain garbled.
Fragmented readable OCR shows a local notice style from The Southern Cross about events and names. Several garbled lines mention locations and people, hinting at a community update or schedule without clear details.
A garbled wartime style note describes confusion around a royal statement. The fragment mentions the king, parties, and a tense scene at a Washington area event, with unclear timing and participants.
The naval disarmament talks proceed with a landmark conference across weeks. Delegates from major powers gather to discuss verification, naval limits, and regional security.
The text presents a garbled obituary fragment with scattered names, places, and events. It references mourners, a funeral, and lines about a Mutiny era figure, but most details are illegible, leaving only partial mention of relatives and locations such as Williames tape Horshu and Wilcow street.
The readable bits mention tribal origins and individuals in vague phrases. The text references Waugenyy, NIMC Talimpanga, Weedon, Manris, and Kamal but provides no clear events, dates, or outcomes. No verifiable facts emerge for a coherent summary.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a cricket Test where South Africa was dismissed for a low score after an opening stand, with mentions of Lia Lesh and Monkey fkr Vicket. The text is garbled but indicates a decisive innings loss and South Africa’s collapse.
A Marmatioerk Tork dispatch reports Ibae McMiy doors defeated Kopciems fut Ver wat basal opere wolf in a golf championship.
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